Hip, edgy, spacious, gentrified, family-friendly… eastern Paris has it all! From its charming squares, markets and public parks to its bistros, pubs and funky clubs, in eastern Paris there’s something for everyone. Here are some tips and tricks for discovering some of the best places in town:
The Canal Saint-Martin, which links the Canal de l’Ourcq to the Seine, might not look like an underground destination, but a journey along this scenic waterway includes 2.5km of mysterious vaulted tunnels!
For the first time in 70 years, the visionary collection of masterpeices amassed by Russian art collector, Sergei Shchukin, returns to Paris this winter. From October 22nd 2016 to February 20th 2017, this extraordinary exhibition will be open to the general public in the Fondation Louis Vuitton.
Are you hoping to rent a furnished or unfurnished apartment in France and wondering whether you’ll need to take out an insurance policy? The answer is YES!
New Year, New You? Every January, after days, weeks or months of vice and indulgence, millions of us across the world set goals for self-improvement. From losing weight to smiling more, everyone has bad habits that they’d like to change. And yet so many of us give up in the end! In this post we’ll look at how a trip to Paris could help you put 5 of the most common New Year’s resolutions into practice:
Christmas may be over and the nights might be chilly, but the Paris music scene is hotting up in 2017. Whether it’s foltronika, R & B or old-school classics that take your fancy, this year there’s something for all music fans in the French capital. Here’s our personal selection of the top 10 concerts to see in Paris during 2017.
In this post, Lodgis, the real estate agency specializing in furnished rentals in Paris, wants to tell you all you need to know about the French council tax (taxe d’habitation) for tenants in a furnished rental property.
From the museum-filled 7th arrondissement to the luxurious 16th and the quiet residential streets of the 15th, western Paris offers plenty of options for tourists, professionals, expats and students coming to the French capital.
Every year, thousands of students come to Paris from across the world to study and to work. Whatever people might say about life as a student, one thing is for certain: money matters. In this article we offer practical guidance to opening a French bank account so that you can stop worrying and start living as soon as you arrive in Paris.
Are you in Paris and looking for an apartment or flat share? Did you know that you can use a foreign guarantor for furnished rental in Paris? In this article Lodgis explains how:
The aim of this post is to help you prepare your file for a furnished rental in Paris and to explain the different payments you will need to make to complete this process.
Situated in the old province of Normandy 80km from Paris, Giverny is a charming French commune that’s famously known as the home of the French impressionist painter, Claude Monet (1840-1926). While Paris is certainly not lacking in impressionist artwork, a trip to Giverny gives you a chance to see how the artistic and philosophical movement’s founder drew his inspiration from the natural world.
The Mayor of Paris, Anne Hidalgo, is privatising the department for parking enforcement in order to crack down on unpaid ticket offences in the French capital.
From the rizty Champs-Élysées to the steps of the Sacré-Coeur and the sprawling stretches of the Parc des Buttes-Chaumont, it’s difficult to encapsulate Northern Paris in one sentence. In the first part of this short series, we will be talking about the north of Paris and its six arrondissements for a glimpse into the different faces of the French capital.
In this article, we bring you a hand-picked selection of the best upcoming gigs in 2016. From indie folk-rock to French electronic, don’t miss out on some of the hottest tickets in town.
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